Brooklyn-based Prenup Attorney for New York Marriages

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Society is well acquainted with the Prenuptial Agreement – which essentially lays out what the terms of a potential separation and divorce will be like.

The purpose is to protect the assets, personal and business, of an individual who has spent a lifetime, or whose family has spent a generation, growing.

They don’t always stick, and in some cases can be nullified if they were written outside of reasonable or fair terms to begin with.

The key to crafting a prenuptial agreement that will hold up down the road is to have someone well-experienced with New York divorce laws.  Mary Katherine Brown is a dedicated New York family attorney with extensive experience drafting New York prenup agreements.

A Postnuptial agreement can take the form of a modification of an agreement that began as a Prenuptial Agreement, or it can lay out the terms for an anticipated divorce.  For instance, if a couple plans to divide their household assets at the time that their youngest child graduates from high school – or if they are disabled – meets a particular milestone.

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